Catégorie : Strategy

  • UK luxury brands at risk of going from riches to rags

    UK luxury brands at risk of going from riches to rags

    Heritage is a crucial element in branding for luxury companies, but it can also hinder progress, as demonstrated by Burberry and Mulberry, which are facing losses and undergoing significant changes under new management. Despite their unique British heritage and attempts to expand into new markets, Burberry and Mulberry have alienated customers with high prices, leading…

  • Demand Squads, B2B Influencers and the Work Cosplay Platform

    The article discusses the growth of influencers in B2B marketing, noting that while there is much talk, there seems to be less evidence of actual influencer-led content or campaigns. It questions how this trend differs from historical business practices. The rise is partly attributed to B2B decision makers from younger demographics, like Gen Z, who…

  • The Future of B2B: Navigating AI, Buyer Group Dynamics, and the Rise of Authentic Influence

    The key takeaways from LinkedIn’s B2Believe marketing event underscore the importance of building trust and personalization in B2B relationships, leveraging video content for engagement, and utilizing influencers to humanize the sales funnel. Statistics revealed include a 20% increase in AI usage, 67% of buyers influenced by brand familiarity, and 87% preferring content from trusted industry…

  • Is your company prepared for risk resilience?

    Since the provided text is a piece of HTML code and contains mostly formatting and styling information used for a web document or email layout, it does not contain a coherent article or passage that would provide a narrative to summarize. However, I can observe references to risk management, board directors, McKinsey & Company, and…

  • Make winter your hottest season ️‍🔥

    The article is a newsletter from Hotel Nuggets providing hoteliers with 4 hospitality tips every other week. This edition highlights creative ideas for making winter a profitable season, unique reception desk displays, the perfect meeting room chairs, and the importance of hotel swag, with examples like a minimal wooden gadget at Nohga Hotel’s reception and…

  • Bill Gross wants to save media … with AI

    Bill Gross wants to save media … with AI

    Bill Gross, who missed patenting the pay-per-click model that later revolutionized Internet advertising, is launching ProRata, a new AI search tool that compensates content providers. ProRata will use Meta’s open-source LLM to parse questions and access a vast archive of publishers’ content to generate answers, with plans to license this attribution technology to other LLMs,…

  • Fix/Insider – Friday Oct 11

    The article covers the ongoing competition between Google and regulators, with a focus on the ad tech industry’s challenges, including investor pressure and high turnover in executive positions. Despite new advertising models like Snap’s Chat ads and Discord’s video ads, market dominance remains with the major players. It also discusses the popularity of TikTok among…

  • How To Make Google’s Network Business A Force For Good | AdExchanger

    The article discusses the complex and opaque nature of Google’s ad tech business, suggesting no clear solution has been proposed to dismantle its dominance, despite the detailed coverage of the US v. Google case and accusations by the UK’s CMA. It explores the idea of Google spinning out its network unit as a « B Corp »…

  • Gae Aulenti: An Independent, International Architect

    Gae Aulenti: An Independent, International Architect

    Gae Aulenti, born December 4, 1927, in Palazzolo dello Stella, Italy, was a pioneering female architect who faced gender bias while studying at the Polytechnic University of Milan in the late 1940s to early 1950s. She gained international recognition in the 1980s for transforming Paris’s Gare d’Orsay into the Musée d’Orsay, despite facing criticism for…

  • A last visit to the Citroën Conservatory before it closes its doors

    A last visit to the Citroën Conservatory before it closes its doors

    The Citroën Conservatory in Aulnay-sous-Bois, which housed 280 historic Citroën vehicles, has closed down after 23 years of celebrating the brand’s heritage. The former factory site has transformed into a logistics and service platform, and plans for relocating the unique car collection to a new museum, expected to open in three to four years, are…